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Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

2003-12-16 by Jerry Korb

Season's Greetings Everyone,

Martin's photo inspired me so much, that I wished to share
the following photo with you.

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Backyard view in autumnal spendor . The hill in the photo
is 610 metres above sea level (2000-ft).
Yes, yours-truly cut/split/stacked the woodpile in foreground.
4+  Cords measure (15 cubic metres) .
Not to worry, no Mellotron cabinets used as kindling !

A photo will soon follow of the big snowstorm here.
The second of two 20-24" (50-60 cm) Nor'Easters which
blanketed the East Coast of the USA .
Piles of snow 6-7 feet high .        Cheers, Jerry Korb

Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

2003-12-16 by David Davis

Has no-one got a pic of sunrise over Birmingham...? ;-)
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jerry Korb
Sent: 16 December 2003 11:56
Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

Season's Greetings Everyone,

Martin's photo inspired me so much, that I wished to share
the following photo with you.

Backyard view in autumnal spendor . The hill in the photo
is 610 metres above sea level (2000-ft).
Yes, yours-truly cut/split/stacked the woodpile in foreground.
4+ Cords measure (15 cubic metres) .
Not to worry, no Mellotron cabinets used as kindling !

A photo will soon follow of the big snowstorm here.
The second of two 20-24" (50-60 cm) Nor'Easters which
blanketed the East Coast of the USA .
Piles of snow 6-7 feet high . Cheers, Jerry Korb

Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

2003-12-16 by Andy Thompson

----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 12:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Sunrise at Streetly..Autumn in New England...

Has no-one got a pic of sunrise over Birmingham...? ;-)
Well, you only have to go over the rise heading south from Martin's to get a lovely view of the power station cooling towers against the sky... :-) ; Does that count?
Andy T.

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